About the role#
The Engineer I position is an entry-level role designed for those transitioning from previous internship or co-op experience with Duke Energy. You will solve engineering problems with close supervision while developing the skills to work with greater independence. This is a full-time, on-site, paid position.
What you'll do#
Depending on your assigned department, your responsibilities may include:
- Manage equipment reliability and perform analysis and design of transmission lines and structures.
- Manage and maintain distribution equipment and assist with grid planning and sectionalization.
- Complete designs for equipment installation and replacement.
- Provide oversight of the distribution system.
- Develop, design, construct, and start up power generation technologies.
- Perform system inspections and calibrations.
What you'll need#
- Previous internship or co-op experience with Duke Energy.
- Bachelor of Science in Engineering from an ABET accredited program (a Master's degree in Engineering may be considered in lieu of a B.S.).
- A passing grade on the Engineering Fundamentals Exam.
- Understanding of basic engineering theories, principles, and research practices.
- Knowledge of basic project management principles.
- Ability to communicate clearly in written and oral forms.
- Ability to work with individuals from various backgrounds.
- Experience in the utility industry.
Location & details#
This role is on-site with opportunities across our footprint, including Charlotte and Arden, North Carolina; Owensville, Plainfield, Edwardsport, Cayuga, and Noblesville, Indiana; Ocala and Lake Mary, Florida; Cincinnati, Ohio; Raleigh, North Carolina; and Union, Kentucky.
About Duke Energy Corporation
Duke Energy Corporation is a large energy holding company based in Charlotte, North Carolina. It provides electric utility services to 8.4 million customers and natural gas services to 1.7 million customers across several states. The company manages 54,800 megawatts of energy capacity through a mix of renewable, nuclear, and natural gas generation. It is currently working on grid upgrades and a transition toward net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.
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